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Coastal Wetland Vegetation in Response to Global Warming and Climate Change
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2018
Sea Level Rise and Coastal Infrastructure
Under the background of global warming, rising sea level, extreme weather and other global climate changes, vegetation has played a targeted and irreplaceable role. The characteristics of individual plant, community landscape and vegetation succession in response to the major driving factor (mainly includes habitat relative elevation, net loss of coastal habitat, salinity, etc.) were analyzed. An obvious development of vegetation landscape fragmentation has results from the competitive
doi:10.5772/intechopen.73509
fatcat:6fgfmprgbfa7ff2rhosddd3tmu